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DonationCoder.com Software => Mouser's Zone => ProcessTamer => Topic started by: Kuhgl on January 19, 2013, 01:48 PM
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Although I read it... it has come to my attention, that Process Tamer doesn't tame 64 Bit processes, but it works as usual for 32 Bit. I didn't use it during a longer time, because there was nearly nothing to tame (that's why I haven't recognized for a long time).
Let me ask you two questions:
- Was there anyone with similar problems? BTW, I run Process Tamer with Admin rights while working as user (to make sure, that elevated processes can tamed as well).
- Have you ever thought about the possibility to make it optional whether processes are set 'idle' or only 'below normal' or even ('let's name it 'advanced') can set to a numerical value (of course with all processes are handled equal)? Sometimes it's helpful to give such a process a 'rest' of CPU power (I assume you know examples). It could be simply a variable, for example.
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Welcome to the site kuhgl :up:
Process Tamer needs an update for sure -- though I thought it could tame 64bit processes already. Can you elaborate on how you imagine your second suggestion being used?
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这款软件免费高效。但是停止开发了。真的很可惜。
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I support this issue.
Simply tried it wit "Calc.exe" and 99999 N! on Windows 8.1 64bit.
I reduced the "Trigger High" to 20 (because Windows 8.1 tames it to 25% per Default), but the ProcessTamer did not come in Action.
I tested it with an 32-bit application (CpuEaterVs), too. Here the taming works.
BR
Jesko
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Yeah - I'm having the same issue. Didn't think of it as a 64-bit issue, but that's probably what I'm seeing.
Here's to hoping there's a new update soon!
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I have found a decent alternative here: http://www.bill2-software.com/processmanager/index.shtml
The page is in French (for me) - I could swear it was in english when I downloaded it!
This one will also manage IO priority as well as process priority.
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Wondering what it said, I just dropped this into Google Translate:
这款软件免费高效。但是停止开发了。真的很可惜。
-legendcvb
It apparently reads:
"This software is free and efficient. But stopped development. Shame, really."
Just for the record, I'm using PT in Win8.1 PRO-64, and it seems to work OK.
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Since making the above comment/post I have reason to suggest that it looks as though PT does have problems with at least some 64-bit processes in Win8.1-64 PRO. Not sure if the two problems below are connected:
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Thanks for the report, Iain.
I will fix.